Doc may not be a do-gooder. But he's done good. Good luck, doc.

"I have a confession to make…"

In a way, and given how the "geek landscape" has changed, I kind of want to see this to check out how all the characters have reacted or grown with it. But I never watched "Clerks 2" so I don't know if that one already did the job, although that movie is already ten years old. And besides, I'm not sure if Smith is…

I never caught it in theaters. Even the DVD and Blu-Ray editions are difficult to find. I barely got to watch it on Netflix a few years ago.

Frank is a pretty flexible screenwriter, but it seems crime dramas are his thing as a director. I quite liked The Lookout, by the way.

I don't know, but it's lonely here.

I was thinking that they should just repeat the joke in all Disney Star Wars movies just to get the point across.

I've not watched it, but it was kind of odd how amongst screenwriters and people the buzz was that it was a great movie, and all the time it spent in development was worth it. Only to not hit with critics and audiences. It makes me wonder if there was a different cut to the one in theaters. Maybe I'll check it out…

It's kinda fun to be a vampire.

Oh, so there's someone else that dislikes "Very Bad Things"? Finally something that makes me feel less alone.

I appreciated that "Maleficent" tried to do something interesting, but the execution was just so horrible. It could have been a lot better. I'm equally baffled by "Cinderella."

In a weird way, this sounds appropriate for Burton. You know, it's an outsider underdog story. But I just don't see the point of any of these remakes. "Maleficent" I can understand, but something like this and "Cinderella" just seem pointless. Are people making the argument that audiences don't like animated films…

Sleepy Hollow, Big Fish, Corpse Bride, Sweeney Todd, and I've heard good things about Big Eyes. I can take or leave Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

No love for "Big Fish"? :(

Even outside of Linder mode, Thomas Wright could actually be a very cool Bond villain.

I hope Jurassic World is good, because I'd like to see this movie.

Okay, you didn't find that, I did. I think you're wrong, and you think I'm wrong and that's okay. Believe whatever you want about me or this, just as I will about you.

Um, I've been thinking of writing one like that, but I don't think I've told anyone else about it. Except for my brother. I wonder if he has been posting all my darkest secrets into the internet again.

Again, all I said was that there could be an overlap between satire and parody in general, not just in regards to this short film. To make my point clearer, I believe that the Power/Rangers short is a satire of the trend of making dark and gritty reboots out of old properties. We've seen it happen with more…

It crossed my mind that they should've hired Carter Bays and Craig Thomas to write his material for this. They're more or less responsible for bringing NPH back into the spotlight and know the kinds of jokes he does best. They also have experience writing for award shows and late night TV. Then again, after the…